Vocabulary Quizs

disinformation

• False information spread deliberately to deceive.

• Information that is true and accurate.

• Data that is collected from reliable sources.

• A type of information that is always beneficial.

leaking

• The act of intentionally disclosing confidential information.

• A method of securing data from unauthorized access.

• The process of repairing a damaged document.

• A technique for enhancing data encryption.

fooled

• Tricked or deceived.

• Informed or educated.

• Encouraged or motivated.

• Supported or assisted.

cause

• A person or thing that gives rise to an action, phenomenon, or condition.

• A result of an action or event.

• A type of effect that follows an action.

• A random occurrence without any reason.

alleged

• Claimed to be true, but not yet proven.

• Proven to be true and accepted by all.

• A term used for something that is definitely false.

• A legal term for a confirmed fact.

confirms

• To establish the truth or correctness of something.

• To deny or refute a statement.

• To make a guess or assumption.

• To provide evidence against something.

curious

• Eager to know or learn something.

• Indifferent to new information.

• Reluctant to ask questions.

• Skeptical about learning new things.

outright

• Completely or without reservation.

• Partially or with some hesitation.

• In a vague or unclear manner.

• Only in certain circumstances.

source

• A place, person, or thing from which something originates.

• A type of energy that can be harnessed.

• A method of communication between two parties.

• A document that provides information about a topic.

flat-Earthers

• People who believe that the Earth is flat.

• Individuals who advocate for space exploration.

• Scientists studying the Earth's atmosphere.

• Geologists who analyze rock formations.